obsidian-wiki
Obsidian-wiki is a Python-based infrastructure that allows AI agents to create and manage a digital brain in the Obsidian wiki format. It compiles the learned information in interconnected markdown files, offering a permanent memory system of the user. It can record working sessions, import text and documents, and allows interrogation on accumulated information.
Ar9av · Wiki & Notes / Notion Alternatives
Common commercial products in this category: Notion, Confluence, Evernote
- By targeting a local folder, you enable your AI agent to create a regular knowledge base.
- By transferring past conversations, documents, and meeting transcripts to the system, you compile reusable notes.
- You call it back with references that source information accumulated with wiki query commands.
- ↓ NegativeGitHub Issue
feat: Improve project ingest with optional code-graph-assisted understanding
“## Summary Improve `wiki-update` / project ingest for medium and large codebases by optionally using a code graph backend to understand project structure, dependencies, call paths, and affected components before distilling knowledge into the wiki. The goal is **not to persist…”
- ↓ NegativeGitHub Issue
New skill idea: wiki-quick-chat-capture — fast in-session finding capture to _raw/
“## Problem Running `/data-ingest` or `/wiki-ingest` on a full chat session is expensive and slow — it triggers subagents, QMD indexing, manifest updates, and cross-linking. For a developer mid-session who just hit a non-obvious bug or confirmed a framework gotcha, the friction…”
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